That's TV

Mick interrupts Mel's romantic stroll with Madge and attempts to dissuade him from getting married, while Kate has some unexpected news for Martin. Mel and the Oracle go head to head once again - with disastrous consequences - and Mick has another run-in with the law. Comedy, starring Johnny Vegas, Sheila Reid and Geoffrey Hutchings

Arthur is repaid a debt in dodgy £20 notes, but by the time it comes to light they are counterfeit his creditor is heading on a flight to India. Once the Winchester is pinpointed as the source of the forged currency, Arthur also finds he has Chisholm breathing down his neck. Robbie Coltrane and Art Malik guest star, with George Cole and Patrick Malahide

Alf and Arthur reminisce about the old days, and Fred Johnson tells Alf about a job walking dogs. Comedy sequel, starring Warren Mitchell

Robin comes home with a puppy, to Chrissy's dismay. Flat-share comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan, Sally Thomsett and Paula Wilcox

David's flirting with Linda enrages Amy and although she warns him off, he appears to be taking no notice - so she decides to see how much he really loves her. Comedy, starring Gwen Taylor and Keith Barron

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s

Nellie and Eli find themselves prospective spouses, but their plans fail to get off the ground

The Pledges buy a fortnight in Spain for 10 pence, but inevitably it is too good to be true

A trip on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, a narrow-gauge steam line which runs up the Eskdale Valley in the Lake District

Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget

Buying goods from home.

Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget

Arthur's other half, 'er Indoors, disappears and he finds himself under suspicion of burying her on the forecourt in order to use the insurance money to prop up his dubious business ventures. Vintage comedy drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

Hazel faces the task of informing Georgina that the man she loved has been killed in the war. Meanwhile, staff at Eaton Place begin to suspect anyone with German ancestry

Mrs Boswell is about to celebrate her birthday when she receives some shattering news. Aveline gets a lecture on motherhood

Harold joins the local amateur dramatics society, convinced he has star quality - but finds himself upstaged by Albert, who shows an unsuspected flair for acting. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Harry the signalman has fattened up a lovely turkey in time for Christmas, but the turkey seems to have other plans. Comedy, starring Su Pollard. First broadcast 8 July 1996

Tired of getting nowhere with Miss Jones, Rigsby switches his amorous attentions to new lodger Marilyn, who turns out to be an exotic dancer - complete with python. Classic comedy, starring Leonard Rossiter, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington

Chrissy needs a partner for the annual staff dance, so Robin takes lessons from Mrs Roper. Flat-sharing comedy, starring Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Brian Murphy

Intelligence Chief Tufty McDuff (Timothy West) catches on to Gary's secret double life, leaving the time-traveller with a difficult decision to make. Comedy, with Nicholas Lyndhurst and Elizabeth Carling

Jack's loyalties are put to the test, while Bella is taken ill. Drama, starring James Bolam

Arthur's other half, 'er Indoors, disappears and he finds himself under suspicion of burying her on the forecourt in order to use the insurance money to prop up his dubious business ventures. Vintage comedy drama, starring George Cole and Gary Webster

Already preoccupied with the possibility that she might be pregnant, Penny also has to deal with the prospect of dinner with Vince's parents. After receiving the results of the test, both of the mismatched lovers claim to be pleased. Comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

The flatmates crave a bit of summer warmth, and Mrs Roper's sunlamp mysteriously disappears. Comedy, with Richard O'Sullivan

Frank accompanies Betty to the maternity clinic, then applies for a job at a holiday camp - but his unusual stage act brings the house down with a bang. Classic comedy, starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice

Sharon amazes the others with her high IQ, and Dorien, under pressure to find a heroine for her next book, decides to push her toward a surprising new career. Meanwhile, Garth (played by Samuel James, replacing Matt Willis) is feeling despondent following his split from Australian Marcie, and he's proving a handful for mum Tracey. Linda Robson, Pauline Quirke and Lesley Joseph star in the hit sitcom